Britain's Representative in North Africa
Documents from 12 December 1942 to 14 June 1943Identity Statement
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Paper
Carr, Mary
Context
UNITED KINGDOM PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Content and Structure
File concerning the appointment of Harold Macmillan as political representative for North Africa to relieve Eisenhower of administrative problems, includes: telegram from Churchill to Roosevelt regarding the importance which War Cabinet attached to Macmillan's appointment and arrival, as previously unrepresented yet Britain was deeply involved, felt his arrival would make a solid contribution to the US enterprise. - Telegram to President from PM regarding Giraud's unsuitability to the discharge of civil responsibilities. - Details of Macmillan's duties: to report on political situation. - Letter from Office of the British Representative to the French Committee of National Liberation, regarding the acomplishment of French Union and the recognition of the Committee of Liberation. - Memos reporting on situation in North Africa.
Conditions of Access and Use
English
Textual
Allied Materials
The originals are held in various Archives in Europe and in the USA
CEM/JMAS
Notes
NO PHOTOCOPYING